12-12-2011, 09:54 PM
StonewallPoke said
Hey, Stonewall, I have family living in south central Oklahoma, and those 1000 foot hills you speak of should count as mountains. The Arbuckle range, about 15 miles north of Ardmore, is, in fact, the oldest mountain range in north america. About 1.4 billion years old, according to Wikipedia.
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Quote:It is flat, I'll give you that. But the eastern half the of the state is Green Country (well, the northeast quarter of the state is anyway), and it can get pretty hilly. But hilly is really what it is; mountains don't really crop up unless you count the near 1000 foot hills in south central Oklahoma.
Hey, Stonewall, I have family living in south central Oklahoma, and those 1000 foot hills you speak of should count as mountains. The Arbuckle range, about 15 miles north of Ardmore, is, in fact, the oldest mountain range in north america. About 1.4 billion years old, according to Wikipedia.
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